The Virginia Tech-Carilion School of Medicine took a \"gigantic\" step toward full accreditation by meeting standards set up by the Liaision Committee on Medical Education (LCME), the school's dean, Dr. Cynda Johnson said. <\/p>\n
The \"provisional\" accreditation will move into the fully accredited category once the school's charter class graduates in 2014, Dr. Johnson explained. <\/p>\n
The LCME spent three days on campus last January. <\/p>\n
The \"provisional\" status means the school met or exceeded standards for learning, teaching, and other categories such as staff support. <\/p>\n
Dr. Johnson said the school received 3,250 applicants for the 42 positions in its current class, which is the second class for the school. <\/p>\n
Dr. Johnson also said the school is meeting national and regional accreditation standards faster than what is mandated. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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